Your claims (consumer)
This is where you will find all the details of your claims!
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Other claims we can help you with
We help individuals and businesses pursue a wide range of claims – from financial losses to unfair contracts. If you think you might have a case, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
PCP
For years, business owners taking out finance agreements on vehicles were routinely offered PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) deals that were poorly explained or unfairly structured. Many were not told about excessive charges, inflated balloon payments, or the commissions paid to brokers. If you were mis-sold a PCP deal, you may be entitled to claim compensation.
BES Utilities
Thousands of businesses signed energy contracts with BES Utilities, often through brokers who failed to disclose their commissions. Many customers were locked into lengthy, inflexible contracts with harsh penalties or inflated costs. If your deal lacked transparency or was mis-sold, you could have grounds to make a claim.
Business Interruption
From 2020 to 2022, over 370,000 UK business owners struggled as insurers refused to pay out for Business Interruption. A 2021 Supreme Court ruling changed this, forcing them to finally pay out.
Multilateral Interchange Fees
Businesses accepting credit or debit cards face a monthly service charge, largely driven by the unlawful Multilateral Interchange Fee (MIF). Investigations have deemed these fees anti-competitive, leading to major settlements.
Business Energy
For years, businesses using brokers for energy contracts have unknowingly paid hidden commissions, with suppliers passing the cost onto them – leading to inflated energy bills.
Business Loans
Business loans provide essential funding but, when brokers get involved, they often take undisclosed commissions – sometimes with no cap – driving up costs for businesses.
Merchant Cash Advance
An MCA gives businesses upfront cash in exchange for a slice of future credit card sales. Brokers often hide their commissions in inflated interest rates, with no cap on how much they can take – leaving businesses paying the price.
Merchant Service Providers
MSPs provide the tools businesses need to process electronic payments. When a business contracts with an acquirer, it pays a transaction fee – part of which may go to a broker as an undisclosed commission.